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    I have No Apology Over Cancer Claim – Blessing CEO

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    Relationship expert Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has insisted she has no apology to anyone over her controversial breast cancer claim.

    Okoro made the remarks in an interview with social media influencer Egungun of Lagos, posted on Saturday, where she also denied claims of a stage four diagnosis and admitted raising only N13million in public donations.

    According to her, “I think I’m not a doctor and maybe I just passed the message that a doctor gave to me; so why should i apologise.”

    Okoro attributed the stage four claim to a possible miscommunication. “Maybe it’s miscommunication because that was what I was told, but I’m also trying to, when you do your biopsy, I want to have different options and be sure of what I’m doing,” she said.

    Okoro said she was yet to receive a definitive cancer stage assessment from her oncologist.

    “I don’t know the stage I am right now because I’ve run all the tests. In a few days’ time I’ll go back to my oncologist and they will be able to tell me the exact stage. It was a lump. Initially they said it was not cancerous. After a few months when I wanted to take out the lump they now said it is cancerous,” she said.

     

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